After the feast we had looking at Judi's quilts we got to look at some from our own members. Shannon Showed her wall hanging and then I showed a quilt I had been working on the binding for several years. Lana finally took it and finished it for me. It is not here as I didn't have anyone take a picture of it but it has been on the blog before.
Sandy is making this baby quilt so she will be prepared for the next grandbaby.
this was a quilt made by Mary when she was in seventh grade. It was later stolen. People had been on the look out for it. She got word it was going to be in an auction. They had cut the name out of the label and she had no way to show that it was hers. Her husband went to the auction and brought back the quilt. He would never tell her how much he had to pay to get it back.
Sorry I can't remember the story behind these next three but I think they are great.
Sheri was in Montana and found these great hankys. She said it was fun just to sew them together and have a quilt top.
She also found this piece of her favorite halloween fabric ever so picked up a few yards of it. She then made a Halloween quilt.
I am not talking about Tinkerbell,, even if her new movie is coming out soon. I am talking about Judi and Clint of Green Fairy Quilts. They came to our quilt guild. What a fun night. Judi had quilts of all of the patterns she has made, and the quilting she has done. Holy smoke! that girl can quilt.
I bought this pattern. I love checks.
She said this is a pattern that Clint made up.I like it a lot.
She told the story of how they got the name Green Fairy Quilts, when her mom would leave the house and there was still work to do she would always say she hoped the green fairy would do it.
Clint wanted her to do a fairy quilt and this is her design. It is more pink than coral.
What a great quilt. Green Fairy also is an online store where you can buy the latest precuts.
I love bright colors.
Sorry I flipped this several times and it still comes out sideways. I thougt it was too cute to leave out.
There were other quilts at Tuacan in St. George. The quilters name is Marilyn Badger and I have to agree with them when they described her quilts as "Fabulous." I love how they are all so colorful and unique.